Included in Pro

Your Android notifications, on your Mac

Your phone’s notifications show up on your Mac as they arrive. Read them, reply or clear them, and your phone keeps up.

How it works

1
Turn it on from your phone
Give Crosslink notification access, and choose which apps reach your Mac.
2
Notifications arrive
Each one shows on your Mac moments after it reaches your phone.
3
Act on them
Reply where the app allows it, tap its buttons, or dismiss it on either device.

Reply from your keyboard
When an app offers a reply in its notification, you can answer from your Mac.
Dismissed everywhere
Clear a notification on one device and it clears on the other.
You choose the apps
Pick which apps reach your Mac, and keep banking and password apps on your phone.
Only on from your phone
Mirroring can only be turned on from your phone, the device that holds the notifications.

Android 15 hides one-time codes inside other apps’ notifications. Codes sent by text still reach your Mac with OTP auto-copy.
Some apps’ buttons only work inside the app itself.
Because you install Crosslink directly, Android first asks you to allow restricted settings for it, once, before it can read notifications.

End-to-end encrypted
Only your own devices hold the keys, so not even we can read what you send.
Pairing, not passwords
A stolen password isn’t enough. Every new device needs a scan or your approval.
Every switch is yours
Each feature has its own switch, and the sensitive ones only turn on from your phone.

Can I reply to WhatsApp messages from my Mac?

Yes, if the notification has a reply box on your phone, as WhatsApp’s do. Your reply is sent by the app on your phone.

Can I stop some apps from showing on my Mac?

Yes. You choose which apps are mirrored, from your phone.

Is notification mirroring free?

It’s part of Pro, at ₹199 a month or ₹1,999 a year in India.

Crosslink is invite-only while we test. Tell us a little about you and we’ll email an invite when there’s a place.